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The '''Super Bowl''' is the [[National Football League]] (NFL) Championship Game played between the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) and [[American Football Conference]] (AFC). The first Super Bowl ever played was in 1967 as a championship game between the top teams in the National Football League and the now-defunct [[American Football League]] (AFL). The teams that played in the first Super Bowl were the [[Green Bay Packers]] from the NFL and the [[Kansas City Chiefs]] from the AFL.  After the AFL's merger into the NFL in 1969, the Super Bowl became the championship game within the NFL pitting the top teams from the AFC and NFC. The winners of the Super Bowl are awarded the [[Vince Lombardi]] Trophy, named for the Packer's legendary coach during the 1960's.

The '''Super Bowl''' is increasingly a tool of the [[liberal media]] in bullying states, which are scheduled to host the event, into rejecting [[conservative]] legislation.  The overhyped game consists of the [[National Football League]] (NFL) Championship Game played between the winners of the [[National Football Conference]] (NFC) and [[American Football Conference]] (AFC), but most the viewers have no idea or interest in how the teams got there.

 

The first Super Bowl ever played was in 1967 as a championship game between the top teams in the National Football League and the now-defunct [[American Football League]] (AFL). The teams that played in the first Super Bowl were the [[Green Bay Packers]] from the NFL and the [[Kansas City Chiefs]] from the AFL.  After the AFL's merger into the NFL in 1969, the Super Bowl became the championship game within the NFL pitting the top teams from the AFC and NFC. The winners of the Super Bowl are awarded the [[Vince Lombardi]] Trophy, named for the Packer's legendary coach during the 1960's.

Super Bowl XLV was played in [[Dallas]] TX on February 6, 2011 between the Green Bay Packers, the NFC Champions, and the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]], the AFC Champions. The Packers won Super Bowl XLV 31 - 25 (four converted touchdowns and one field goal to two converted touchdowns, one two-point converted touchdown, and a field goal). Aaron Rodgers, the Packers quarterback, was named Most Valuable Player.

Super Bowl XLV was played in [[Dallas]] TX on February 6, 2011 between the Green Bay Packers, the NFC Champions, and the [[Pittsburgh Steelers]], the AFC Champions. The Packers won Super Bowl XLV 31 - 25 (four converted touchdowns and one field goal to two converted touchdowns, one two-point converted touchdown, and a field goal). Aaron Rodgers, the Packers quarterback, was named Most Valuable Player.

[[File:Super Bowl 2011 Cowboys Stadium.jpg]]

[[File:Super Bowl 2011 Cowboys Stadium.jpg]]

The Super Bowl is often the most widely watched program on [[television]] in a given year, and Super Bowls are among the most watched television broadcasts in history. Super Bowl XLV was the highest rated broadcast in history, with an average viewership of 111 million.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/02/07/super-bowl-xlv-poised-to-break-viewing-records-ties-1987-with-highest-overnight-ratings-ever/81684/</ref> Viewership has been increasing in recent years.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2009/01/18/historical-super-bowl-tv-ratings/11044/</ref>

Super Bowls are the most watched television broadcasts in history, but much of the audience simply uses the game as background noise during parties. Super Bowl XLV was the highest rated broadcast in history, with an average viewership of 111 million.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2011/02/07/super-bowl-xlv-poised-to-break-viewing-records-ties-1987-with-highest-overnight-ratings-ever/81684/</ref> Viewership has been slightly increasing in recent years.<ref>http://tvbythenumbers.zap2it.com/2009/01/18/historical-super-bowl-tv-ratings/11044/</ref>

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